What Is the Role of a Vocational Expert at a Disability Hearing?
If you find yourself unable to work and earn income due to a severe illness or catastrophic injury that is expected to last for a year or longer, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability benefits. When it comes to assessing your eligibility for Social Security Disability benefits, one of the key factors considered…
Read MoreAn Airbag Recall 8 Years in the Making
When there is a possibly dangerous defect in a product you own, you expect a quick correction. Some companies will issue a voluntary recall immediately, and others may only do so after an investigation (or threat of one) by a government agency. It appears that these investigations are taking longer than they ever have before.…
Read MoreWhy Has My Workers’ Compensation Claim Been Delayed?
When you have to take time off for an injury you sustained at work, having the benefits offered through workers’ compensation is critical to supporting you and your family. Unfortunately, even if you report your injury correctly, and make a workers’ compensation claim, it may take time for it to be accepted and for you…
Read MorePrince George’s County Has Maryland’s Deadliest Roads
Maryland truly has it all, boasting a wide range of attractions that cater to diverse interests. From its diverse terrain and natural wonders to naval and space facilities, museums, historic sites, wild horses, gardens, theme parks, casinos, music, film, sports, resorts, eclectic shopping, and cutting-edge dining, the state offers something for everyone. However, amidst these…
Read MoreTraumatic Brain Injuries Caused by Truck Accidents
Large trucks have the ability to cause many different types of injuries. However, one of the most severe injuries that truck accident victims often face is a traumatic brain injury (TBI). While cuts, broken bones, and whiplash are terrible injuries to suffer after a truck accident, a TBI is the hardest from which to heal.…
Read MoreThe Dangers of Crane Collapses and Accidents in Maryland
Over the last few years, there has been an uptick in crane collapses and accidents across the United States. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were close to 300 crane-related fatalities from 2011 to 2017 in the United States. This adds up to more than 40 deaths per year from crane collapses…
Read MoreThat MTA Bus Crash on North Paca in Baltimore Could Have Been Fatal
When you hear that a bus crashed into two vehicles and a building, you expect the worst, right? Because it sounds like something out of an old school Bruce Willis movie. And yet, the driver of that Maryland Transit Authority (MTA) bus may have saved lives by choosing to crash into The 501 apartment building.…
Read MoreSerious Injuries from Motorcycle Accidents in Maryland
When a motorcyclist is in an accident, they do not have the protective shield and seat belts that cars and trucks have. Therefore, they are often thrown from their motorcycle and onto the pavement due to the impact. This can cause the motorcyclist to suffer severe bodily injuries as they are likely to strike objects…
Read MoreThe I-95 Collapse Has Triggered a Disaster Declaration
It’s like something out of a post-apocalyptic horror movie: early Sunday morning an elevated portion of I-95 in Philadelphia collapsed, causing massive destruction to the roadway and the surrounding areas. Local residents talked of the flames and black plumes of smoke. The collapsed triggered a disaster declaration by the governor. President Biden has been briefed…
Read MoreExtreme Speed, Aggressive Driving, and Drunk Driving All Cited in Deadly Beltway Crash
More information is coming to light about the crash on the Baltimore Beltway in March which killed six construction workers. Two drivers – Melachi Brown and Lisa Lea – have been cited for causing the deadly crash. Lea was changing lanes in a construction zone when she and Brown collided, which sent Lea’s car into…
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